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Killing Me Softly: Images of Women in Advertising

In this new, highly anticipated update of her pioneering Killing Us Softly series, the first in more than a decade, Jean Kilbourne takes a fresh look at how advertising traffics in distorted and destructive ideals of femininity. The film marshals a range ...more

Notice something about the guys in ads lately?

According to a study done by NBC Universal, there's a new trend in advertising that is proving very effective at capturing the female consumer. According to the January data from Women at NBCU’s Brand Power Index, brands that embraced the “softer...more

The Social Media Landscape and SEO

Did you know that your Facebook and Twitter pages can improve your organic search results?  Or that Digg is proving to be a valuable tool for traffic generation?  Both are true, according to CMO.com's Social Media Landscape for 2011. Ask Patty loves S...more

Audi says "Goodnight Moon" during the Super Bowl

Most of us watch the Super Bowl for the commercials as much as for the game, if not more so.  This year, Audi's new add titled "Goodnight" will be one of the more memorable ones from the evening.  The spot will follow a storyline pretty familiar to us...more

Selling women’s sports: Build a community, and go local

I  recently read an interesting article about women’s sports in a late October issue of SportsBusiness Journal. I felt the need to give my thoughts on the subject, especially as they relate to building and activating a community and combining that str...more

espnW: Finally, a brand for female athletes

ESPN, the worldwide leader in sports, recently announced a bubbling business from within called espnW, a brand completely driven for and by sports-minded women. Now, before you jump to conclusions based upon the espnW name, I simply ask that you first hea...more

The commodification of female empowerment

Have daughters supplanted sons as the repository of hope in tough economic times? New York Times contributor Peggy Orenstein has noticed a trend across a whole range of sectors over the last several months from big-box stores to high-end fashion to wirel...more

Ad’s a fake, but let’s get real about butts. Strong is big (and beautiful).

By Sarah Odell I was an odd mix of girly girl and tomboy growing up. I only wore dresses that twirled, and a perfect Friday afternoon left me covered in dirt, running around a field hockey pitch in cleats and shin guards. There were no showers near the f...more

Huff Post shames women that are not 118 LBS- "fat" "out of control"

Fantastic, I love reading headlines that shame women that aren't "skinny". In a feature profile of Jackie Warner, the Jillian Michaels wannabe that hosts Bravo's Thintervention, the 42 year old admits to being "overweight in college". She called her sel...more

BleacherReport List: Most Bootylicious Female Athletes

I am not kidding, a picture-list of female athletes' asses. If ever there were reason to type "SMH", now is definitely the time. Here we go, people. The time has finally arrived for one of the most talked about slideshows in the history of this web...more

Ask Patty BlogHer10 New York Mystical Magical M.O.M. Tour

I and 2400 other women converged on New York City last weekend to celebrate BlogHer10 and our womanhood in style.This was my 5th BlogHer Conference and Capital WOW have we grown, over 1000 more BlogHer's in attendance this year. There were a ton of majo...more

Vile Poster of the Day: Centurion

Got this in my email this morning and it was enough to make me gag.  Could her boobs be any bigger? Yuck.  Vile.  You have to jump to look at it because I don’t want it on my home page. ...more

Thoughts On New Nike Women Campaign: "My Butt is Big"

I first want to preface this post by stating that I am indeed, obsessed with shoes. My son (at the age of 6) has more than 100 pairs, three fourths of which are Nike/Jordan brand. I own several pair of Nike's myself, although I ultimately prefer 5 inch+...more

Top people in media according to the Guardian

The Guardian has issues its top 100 people in media list. Women make up on 18 of the 100.  Here is the criteria to get on the list: A panel of experienced media watchers from the worlds of politics, journalism, advertising, television and the interne...more

Young Drivers: Make a safe driving video and win a $5,000 Scholarship

Hurry, you only have until July 1 to submit video entries to the 2010 Bridgestone Americas Safety Scholars Video Contest! The Safety Scholars Video Contest is open to young drivers ages 16 to 21. Entrants must produce a short car safety video either 2...more

KICK IT UP! launches at FIFA World Cup

Soccer (or football as it’s known around the globe) is the world’s most popular sport, and  Global Girl Media is using the largest international soccer event to help young women find their voices. The non-profit org’s pilot project KICK IT UP! has ...more

Our Game Magazine published by women soccer players

A new women’s soccer pub, Our Game Magazine, was launched with some fanfare this week. Founded by Khaled El-Ahmad, Our Game is a women’s soccer magazine created by current and past players for players and fans all around the world. With the mission ...more

Victoria’s Secret congratulates Megan Fox’s Transformers replacement

File this under yuck and gross.  I guess this is what happens when you have a lingerie model get a gig in the movie.  The company that she pitches for takes advantage of her new exposure. This video exemplifies so many things that are wrong in Hollywoo...more

Christiane Amanpour Signs Off from CNN

Christiane Amanpour signed off from CNN this weekend after 27 years.  Check out this montage of interviews from over the years.  Notice how many dudes she interviews and remember that the world is still run by men.  I will look forward to seeing Amanpo...more

National Taskforce to Promote Positive Images of Girls and Women Created

I got this info from folks at the Girl Scouts which looks like it was instrumental in creating this bi-partisan taskforce to look at issues in media that effect girls. US Reps Tammy Baldwin and Shelly Moore Capito introduced legislation that would: supp...more

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